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Enjoy Yourself plays like a treatise on low-ambition living....Fortunately, his charm is nearly as effortless. Listening to "Bad Day of Fishin'" (which still "beats a good day of anything else"), you'll wanna ditch work right along with him.
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Currington sings that he's "not known for doing a lot," but he's certainly found a way to do something that's undeniably his own.
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The strength of the album is that it doesn't sound like it was written by a bunch of Nashville pros--its mellow vibes and occasional soft romantic touch feel true to Currington.
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The shame in all of this is how generic the vision is. On a songwriting level, Currington has dropped any real storytelling emphasis or attention to specific details. On the whole, it seems like he's betting on his easygoing persona to win over audiences and keep him at the top of the charts.